Crisis Connections runs 211 and the 24-hour crisis line, 1-866-4CRISIS. They've seen an increase in calls during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Neuroscientist David Eagleman on why your memory seems to be slipping during the pandemic, and why the passage of time feels inconsistent.

Seattle Times columnist Naomi Ishisaka speaks to host Jeannie Yandel about how much people should trust police reports, and particularly those pertaining to people killed in police custody.

Journalist Eli Saslow got an up-close look at what it can take when he interviewed Derek Black, once called the heir to America's white nationalist movement. Saslow's book is, "Rising Out of Hatred."

King County Executive Dow Constantine joins us for our weekly Tuesday conversation on the Children and Family Justice Center, the protests against racism at King County departments, and rising Covid cases.

News deserts across the country are being flipped into hyper-partisan misinformation hubs. Host Jeannie Yandel spoke with Jevin West the Director of the Center for an Informed Public.

What's going on in Portland? A question nearly everyone would like answered.

An excellent question with not nearly enough answers. Where do you get your local news (other than us, of course)? And as pandemic summer drags on, what TV should you be watching?

A lot of summer activities have been put on pause because of the pandemic. But one always remains - kicking back and watching television. TV critic Melanie McFarland shares some of her top picks for the summer.

Congressmember Pramila Jayapal may not be on the Seattle City Council, but as she tells KUOW's The Record, she is among a number of lawmakers from the Seattle area who favor diverting funding away from police departments.